Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-08-25
amburgs oil widths at Russells'.

IL. M. MAYS.
Rev. Thomas Walker, of the NJ. E.
Church, delivered a very interesting ad-
dress on prohibition to a large congrega.
ton at the Baptist church. Sunday even
ing last.
The Supreme Court of Tennessee
will convene at Knoxville on the 18th of
September, 1887. The pcremptory call of
the docket will begin on the first day of
the term.
Bargains RusSells' Russells' Bargains.
Mr.. John W, Paulett, the enterpris.
Ing and genial agent for the large book
establishment Of E. r. Butler & Co.. of
Philadelphia. was in town the eariS part
Of the week. -
Trade at Russells' and save money!
Joseph j. Ivens, United States Mar
shall for the Eastern District of Tennessee,
has been removed by President Cleveland
and William M. Nixon, of Chattanooga,
appointed in his stead.
Take one of DIR. j. II. McLean's Little
Liver and Kidney Pillets at night before
you go to bed and you will be surprised
how buoyant and vigorous you will feel
the next day. Only 25 cents a vial.
DIR. J.. II. Alexander spent several
days In the city last week. The doctor is
certainly n of the finest physicians of
Elizabethton, Carter Co., and was here as
a medical expert In the Campbell VS. Z.
T. Va, & Ga. R. r.
All kinds of Laces cheap at Russells'.
Jake France got on a lively little tear
on Thursday night last and delivered
an animated address from the steps of the
Court House. Captain Mcpherson as.
sisted him to the cooler, where he was
given an opportunity to calm down.
Another big lot of Searsuckers &c. at
Russells'.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Britton extend
ed a very pleasant little evening enter
tainment to a number of their young
friends on Monday evening last. Mrs.
Britton is an elegant hostess and all were
highly delighted with the treatment re-
ceived.
Call for Ginghams and Cheviots at
Dosser Bros.
When we take the vote on the prohi-
bition amendment on the Goth of Septem-
Der, would itnot be a good idea for Jones'
boro to take a local vote on the advisa.
bility of an ordinance 10 confne hogs to
hog-pens. Let us have this nuisance
abated.'
Big stock Of Wall Paper 1Oc. roll aud
up Russells'.
Prof. James A. Tate, of Milligan
College. will lecture on prohibition at the
Court House On Friday evening. The
gentleman has the reputation Of being q
fine orator and well posted on this subject.
and We bespeak for hima good-slzed
audience.
Ladies' go 10 Russclls' and get q Hat.
We heard the richest kind of q joke
on some of our young bloods, who are
inclined to be a little fast, the other
evening. We are sorry It possesses so
much raciness, as we would like to let
the dear public into the secret. but can.
not conscientiously do so.
-Clark's o. N. T. spool cotton at Dos.
ser Bros.
Mrs. Julia B. Nelson, an earnest
Christian worker, of Jonesboro, was in
the city last night and delivered a lecture
on prohibition at the Shiloh Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Nelson had q good sized
audience and made o forcible talk
Kn0rUib Journal Aag. IS.
Farmers and others who have q little
leisure time for the next few months will
find 1t to their interest 10 write to B. +.
johnson u Co., of Richmond, whose ad-
vertisement appears In another column.
They offer great inducements to persons
to work for them oil or part of their time.
"A man named Hampton, living up
In the neighborhood Of Miller's switch,
got outside of too much benzine on Satur.
day afternoon last, and attempted to run
that part of the town about the depot.
He was nabbed, jagged and on Monday
morning paid his fine and was discharged.
NO complaint of dull times at Rus.
sells.
There will be a grand Sunday school
picnic and temperance rally at Limestone
depot on Saturday, September Sd. Eve.
ry body is invited. Come and spend ont
day with us and eat good grub, hear good
speaking and music, and drink good min
eral water. By order of the committed
of arrangements.
The people buy Of Russells' because
they sell the best goods for the leas
money.
We received this week the initia
copy of the East Tennessee Rural Home
published at Knoxville, and devoted t
the agricultural and general business in
terests of East Tennessee. The opening
copy is replete with good reading matte,
for our farmer citizens and Is typograph
ically a very neat piece of work. w,
wish 1t a long and prosperous existance
Who leads in low prices2 Russells'
Owing to the delay in reaching thi
place caused by the wreck on the E. Il.
Va. Il Ga. r, r. on Friday night last
the lecture announced to he given OF
Prohibition by Mrs. Lide Mariwether, a
the First Presbyterian church on Sasur